Stories Washington Montessori School
New Preston, Connecticut

I have been fortunate to work in an industry allowing me to have a great positive impact on people’s lives. I have helped individuals and families plan for their futures

I have been at the AVO for about five years now. My title here is Geophysicist, but my day-to-day duties are more engineering-oriented than geology or physics-based. Along with two

I’ve never considered it a coincidence that a good deal of my career to date has been spent in start-up environments. My earliest journalistic endeavor, aside from whispering to classmates

When asked to contribute a “where am I now” piece to On Circle reflecting on how where I am today might have been a result of my time at WMS,

Ronan began at Washington Montessori School when he was 6 years old as a 2nd year in a lower elementary classroom. He had transferred from Metropolitan Montessori in New York,

While I have settled far from Connecticut, WMS teachings remain inside of me, always accessible. The school’s fostering of my curiosity, openness, fairness, and resourcefulness has defined my life and

Last year I wrote a book. It is called “the place between our fears”. Ironically, it was written just before the pandemic. Just before we, collectively, came to reside in

I have had a front row seat at WMS for as long as I can remember as one of the first graduates and as Pat’s son. I live in Washington,

Choosing a career in Naturopathic Medicine was not an obvious choice for me at a young age or even as a college student. It wasn’t until a couple of years

I can still hear my mother telling the story of why she and my dad decided to send me to Washington Montessori. She would pick me up from preschool and